Dr. Cliff Redford

I got to hand back my degree, my degree, my license, both.

I got to hand them back.

But now I get it back because I learned from this guy and from Danny and everybody.

Yeah, I'm going to talk to my team about this.

And when we've got cats in the clinic and we're going to try different meals and trick them up.

Parrotfish and their slime?

Almost, yeah.

Do you think, the big question is, do you think the government should help pay for this?

Like our tax dollars should be paying for this.

There's a cry in LaSalle, Quebec.

Apparently there's a million people

uh, like stray cats or community cats, they call them, um, in the province of Quebec.

There's about a hundred thousand in Toronto alone.

Um, should the government help finance this?

Yeah, and I mean, like, in Toronto, they've got the Toronto Animal Services.

Yeah.

So they have sort of a department.

As long as they don't try and organize it themselves, governments need to, like, get experts to do it.

But so...

There's a big argument regarding whether or not this is the best idea, though, is actually trapping them, neutering them or spaying them and then releasing them again versus finding them a home.